The city-secret; or, Corruption at all ends of the town
Subtitle: containing a succinct history of an 100,000 1. jobb, &c. Being an examination of the conduct of several comptrollers of the city of London, in relation to the city's estate, call'd Conduit-Mead, now New Bond-Street, &c. Wherein the reasoning of those officers to induce the city to let new leases thereof now, being upwards of twenty years before the expiration of the present lease, is refuted, and the true design of the whole disclosed. With a dedication to the Half-Moon Club, and a proper preface.
Published: 1744
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 44
Subjects: Corruption (in politics) -- London.; London (England) -- Officials and employees -- Discipline.
Other titles: Corruption at all ends of the town.; An examination of the conduct of several comptrollers of the city of London.
Notes: Published earlier (1743) under title: An examination of the conduct of several comptrollers of the City of London.

Signatures: 1 unsigned leaf, a|p4|s, B-F|p4|s, G|p2|s.

Previously published 1743 without dedication and preface as An examination of the conduct of several late comptrollers ... q.v.

Attributed to Thomas Nash.